IT Endpoint Manager

Protected Keys

• Click 'Settings' > 'Containment' > 'Protected Objects' > 'Protected Keys'.

• Registry items in 'Protected Keys' cannot be seen, accessed or modified by applications running in the container.

• Adding important registry keys to this area will protect them from unknown and potentially malicious programs.

Open the 'Protected Keys' section

• Click 'Settings' on the CCS home screen

• Click 'Containment' > 'Protected Objects'

• Select the 'Protected Keys' tab

The buttons at the top provide the following options:

• Add - Select registry groups or individual keys that you want to protect

• Edit - Modify the path of the key or key group

• Remove - Delete the currently highlighted item

• Click the search icon at the far right to search for a specific item

Manually add individual keys or registry groups

• Click the 'Add' button

• Registry Groups – Select a pre-defined group of important registry keys. CCS ships with the following, pre-defined groups:

• Automatic Startup keys

• Comodo Keys

• Internet Explorer Keys

• Important Keys

• Temporary Keys 

You can also create custom groups of the keys you want to protect. See Registry Groups in HIPS Groups if you want help on this. 

• Click the 'Add' button > 'Registry Groups' > Select a key group from the list > Click 'OK'

• Registry Entries - Add individual keys to the protected list

• Click 'Add' > 'Registry Entries'

• Select the keys you want to protect in the left-pane

• Click the right-arrow to move them to the protected list:

• Alternatively, you can type the key name in the field at the top then click the '+' button

• Click OK. All items in the right pane will be added to the protected keys list

Edit an item in the list

• Select the key from the list and click the 'Edit' button. The 'Edit Property' dialog will appear.

• Update as required and click 'OK'.
  

Delete an item from Registry Protection list

• Select the item from the list and click the 'Remove' button.

The selected item will be deleted from the 'Registry Keys' protection list.